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Blaahg: Colombia hands over US soldiers
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Economics, History, Politics, and Random Thoughts. Thursday, May 05, 2005. Colombia hands over US soldiers. This news is really depressing. That's all I have to say. Colombia has handed over to the US two American soldiers suspected of trafficking weapons to paramilitaries. The United States said the allegations were "extremely troubling" and would be investigated fully. Colombian authorities said they found 31,000 rounds of ammunition when they arrested the two men at an apartment near Bogota on Tuesday.
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Blaahg: Brazil's monetary policy dilemma
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Economics, History, Politics, and Random Thoughts. Wednesday, April 27, 2005. Brazil's monetary policy dilemma. Is trying to meet its inflation target of 5.1% this year, but there are plenty of obstacles. Not only are oil prices pressuring inflation, but the currency keeps wanting to appreciate, in part thanks to the great balance of payments situation in which the country finds itself. All this means the central bank might have to keep policy tight for longer than people expect. View my complete profile.
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Blaahg: Another example of overflowing global liquidity
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Economics, History, Politics, and Random Thoughts. Wednesday, May 04, 2005. Another example of overflowing global liquidity. This dam, mind you, will be a 1.6 billion dollar investment in a country where GDP is $9 billion. That's 17% of GDP, one project. That's a whole lot of risk, it seems to me. What do you think? BBC NEWS Business Banks put $1.6bn behind Laos dam. Posted by S : 5/04/2005 09:34:00 PM. My dogs are always happy to see me. View my complete profile. Adam Smith Institute Blog.
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Blaahg: Symbolic industries?
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Economics, History, Politics, and Random Thoughts. Tuesday, April 26, 2005. Yes, we live in an era of global imbalances. Fortunately, there are plenty of selfless Japanese businessmen that will help to close the current account deficit. Posted by S : 4/26/2005 09:02:00 PM. My dogs are always happy to see me. View my complete profile. Adam Smith Institute Blog. A Fistful of Euros. Syndicate This Site (RSS).
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The Subjunctive
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Sunday, August 13, 2006. I came across a link to this post at Alarming News. Which in turn links to this Hindustan Times article. I'll excerpt the same section Karol chose:. Money sent to Pakistan for quake rehabilitation was used to fund the Heathrow bomb attack plot that was foiled by British authorities, says an investigation by a leading Pakistani daily. I cannot see how to improve upon Karol's summation:. Posted by Malaclypse the Tertiary at 3:47 PM. In no particular order).
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The Subjunctive
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Wednesday, September 28, 2005. Just a link (because I like Giuliani) to Patrick Ruffini. S latest online GOP straw poll. Posted by Malaclypse the Tertiary at 12:33 PM. In no particular order). Ludwig von Mises Institute.
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The Subjunctive
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Thursday, September 29, 2005. You may remember Stephen Pearcy. No, not the lead singer of Ratt) as the person of inestimable profundity who employed his house in Southern California as a gallery of adolescent angst. Then again, maybe you were not made aware of his fifteen minutes. It contains the following:. Can you tell me your source on this particular story? That’s straightforward enough. No baiting or histrionics, just a request for a source. Pearcy responds with:. All right, I understand your need t...
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2blowhards.com: Elsewhere
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In which a group of graying eternal amateurs discuss their passions, interests and obsessions, among them: movies, art, politics, evolutionary biology, taxes, writing, computers, these kids these days, and lousy educations. Demographer, recovering sociologist, and arts buff. College administrator and arts buff. Architectural historian and arts buff. Entrepreneur and arts buff. Media flunky and arts buff. We assume it's OK to quote emailers by name. Seattle Squeeze: New Urban Living. Rock is . Forever?
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Visual Explanation of the Week #2: Graphical Algebra | the blank graph
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Charting visual data communication. Visual Explanation of the Week #2: Graphical Algebra. Even a short glance over visual data yields a wealth of information, such as the number of represented objects. The ability to grasp that number in but a moment is called subitizing. Research on the phenomenon has shown that humans can usually identify the quantity of objects up to five, and up to eight with training. Cognitive shortcuts like subitizing are employed in the fabulous graphics made by Oliver Steele.
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Always Low Prices--Always.
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Always Low Prices- Always. The Best and the Worst about Wal-Mart. Saturday, May 01, 2004. Wal-Mart in the desert; and a new SuperCenter. In the local paper. Is about the planned opening of a SuperCenter. Gerald @ 5:39 PM Permalink. Updated Yet Again*: Rutland City's Wal-Mart denies it is experiencing growing pains. The second largest city located in Vermont. Was surprised to learn that Wal-Mart. City Community Development Committee meeting Thursday. Later the exact same WM official. Which arose in respon...
